A striking antique brass tobacco jar or humidor, likely dating to the early 20th century, with a beautifully shaped domed lid and elegant finial. The form sits on rounded ball feet, giving it a grounded, architectural presence that feels both refined and slightly theatrical—exactly the kind of piece that elevates a surface without trying too hard.

The lid features a warm-toned decorative insert that adds contrast against the aged brass, while the body itself has developed a rich, uneven patina over time, with deep golden tones and darker areas that give it real depth and character. The faceted sides catch the light nicely, making it particularly effective in low, ambient lighting—ideal for bar carts, desks, or layered maximalist interiors.

Inside, the piece shows clear signs of age and use, with visible oxidation and surface wear consistent with its original function. There is wear and soldering visible around the hinge area, as shown in the photos, but the lid remains functional. The exterior also carries light marks and patina throughout, all in keeping with its age and adding to its authenticity.

A versatile decorative object that sits comfortably within current “old money”, cigar lounge, and dark academia aesthetics—perfect as a statement storage piece or simply as a sculptural object.

Measurements: 23 cm tall x 20 cm wide x 18 cm deep (approx. 9.1 x 7.9 x 7.1 inches)